I've rarely felt this happy for an album release.

We've been waiting for Ibn El Leil (Son of the Night), enduring long months (almost 24 to be exact), longing for this moment to happen.

Between bewilderment, ecstasy and anguish, I've rarely been teased by someone like this amazing band did since their previous album (Raasuk, "They made you dance").

Danced I did,

From the Aoede to Marrikh, the band is kindly inviting you to a gentle and sweet musical journey.

Electronic, pop alternative rock touches are just getting mixed with perfect harmony and no need for you to understand the lyrics to feel deeply moved by the musicality of the beautiful Lebanese Arabic dialect.

If one's lucky enough to understand it, he or she will have an original painting of the modern society of the Arab world, and especially about the context in which Lebanese youth is living in: sexuality, politics...

If you're not lucky enough to understand Arabic, you will easily find transcriptions and translations within a few days to understand to what extents this band is all about.

An amazing album which is certainly not betraying the legacy left by the previous ones.

Just two words for the band: Thank you.